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CEDIS has completed the project to earth the neutral point in five 35/10 kV substations, enabling higher-quality and more reliable electricity supply for our customers. The project was worth 626,000 euros and covered four 35/10 kV substations in the coastal region (Dubovica, Miločer, Igalo and Grbalj), as well as the 35/10 kV “Tuzi” substation. “The
In February, users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 240,452,723 kWh of electricity, around seven per cent less than in January and around seven per cent more than in February last year. The largest amount of electricity, or almost 41 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad
Representatives of the Clinical Centre of Montenegro and the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System visited the Institute for Children’s Diseases today, where a new cardiac ultrasound machine worth 60,000 euros has been installed. CEDIS provided half of the funding for its purchase. Draško Nikčević, a cardiologist at the Institute for Children’s Diseases, said that the new
Users of the electricity distribution system consumed a total of 256,916,565 kWh of electricity in January, around four per cent less than in December and around 14 per cent less than in January last year. The largest share of electricity, or almost 41 per cent, was distributed to users in the areas of Podgorica, Danilovgrad
CEDIS has begun its regular annual overhaul of transformer stations on the Montenegrin coast, in Cetinje and in Podgorica. The overhaul of the facilities is part of the extensive activities CEDIS is undertaking to prepare its facilities and network for the summer tourist season, when increased consumption results in significant loads on the distribution system.
On 24 January, the Decision on Determining Fees for Connection to the Distribution System entered into force, representing another obligation for CEDIS defined by the new Energy Law. There are two new fees: a fee for carrying out a connection to the distribution system and a fee for creating technical conditions in the system. -The
The network and facilities of the Montenegrin Electricity Distribution System in busy locations in the Capital City are constantly targeted by thieves. Recently, the theft of protective doors from substations in the urban area of Podgorica has become more frequent, posing an exceptional risk to passers-by, as equipment in the substation remains unprotected while energized.
